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Hi,
I just ran into this same problem. However, since the old installation
allowed the users to change the value of ALLUSERS, I don't know which value
to use for the new installation. How do I find out which value was used in
the old installation?
Regards,
Anders
2007/3/28, Chris Bardon
The Registry element can be set to remove a registry name or a key when that
component is installed.
Rob
carlH wrote:
I looking for a reliable method of using a custom action to delete a registry
entry. I've already achieved this by using the custom action to launch a vb
script, but I'm
The registry entry that I need to remove was not created by the wix
installer, and also it has to be done at the very end of the installation
(hence why I'm using a custom action)
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The registry entry that I need to remove was not created by the wix
installer,
That shouldn't be a problem.
and also it has to be done at the very end of the installation
(hence why I'm using a custom action)
If you need a registry change that can't be done when the other entries
I've already done this using a CA that launches a VB script. I was wondering
if there's an alternative method that doesn't require any external
scripting.
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Mike,
One last question. Does the WIX GACing functionality require that
gacutil.exe be installed on the target machine? And does WIX assume it
is installed in any particular place?
Kenny Alperstein
Framework Architect
Protection Architecture - Frameworks
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No, WiX does NOT use gacutil.exe
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To: Mike Dimmick; wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Calling a .bat file from WIX
Mike,
One last question. Does
Hi WiX-Users,
in our Setup we use a personalized GUI, that checks in its first dialog several
conditions and shows messages, if one condition fails. Most of this conditions
handle previously needed software, like MMC 3.0 and Powershell 1.0.
This just works fine for us, but if the install is
Hi,
actually I noticed, that one condition in my previous post is unlikely to work,
since it checks those servers with these properties:
Property Id=VERSIONFULLSQL Admin=yes
RegistrySearch Id=VERSIONFULLSQL_RegSearch Root=HKLM
Hi,
I want to add a 3rd-Party network protocol automatically during my
installation process. Does anybody have any suggestions for me? Thanks
in advance!
Mike
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Hmm, haven't seen that before. I've been using 2000+ for all my error codes.
Should probably get
round to fixing that some day, then.
Rob
Stefan Pavlik wrote:
I know that the code below is just an example but to be precise:
MSDN: Error Table
The range from 25000 to 3 is reserved for
Another info from MSDN (Windows Installer Error Messages):
Windows Installer errors have an error code of 1000 or greater. The
error codes numbered 1000 to 1999 are ship errors and must be
authored into the Error table. The error codes numbered greater than
2000 are internal errors and do not
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I have a couple of cab files which contains quite a few files within them. I
want to include the cab files in my installer and unpack the cab files during
install, and delete those unpacked files during uninstall. Is it possible to do
this? If so, how can I do it?
Thanks
Do you mean just installing the CAB files as files, not extracting the
contents? If so, just use the File element to install the CAB.
If you want the contents of the CAB extracted, you can use the Media element
to reuse the existing CABs, as long as they are external to the installer.
List the
Check out the Files / tag.
As long as you don't make it permanent, during the uninstall process it will
remove the files.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 10:48 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
Thanks Mike, that's exactly what I needed. I have multiple cab files though,
and I will see if I can embed multiple cab files in the MSI.
If I set the Media element to point to the cab file and set the id on the media
element, I would have to specify this id in the DiskId for the File element,
Here's a weird one. I am attempting to set the ACL permissions on a folder that
I am creating so that the user I have can have full control on the folder too
(two lines down inside the directory tag, I do a fileshare tag also, but that
one works).I have a CreateFolder / tag with a Permission
I assume it's an INF file describing the driver? I'm guessing you'd need a
custom action which calls InstallHinfSection.
The Driver Install Framework (DiFX, specifically DiFXApp) may help you here,
I'm not sure.
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It's a native feature of Windows Installer. It only requires that at least
Windows Installer 2.0 and a version of the .NET Framework is installed.
I believe you need to ensure that .NET 2.0 is installed if you need to use
the processorArchitecture part of the strong name. The
Actually it isn't (which is strange)
Here is my exact tags (the folder names are changed, but I don't think that
matters)
The folders where I don't call CreateFolder are removed on uninstall.
Directory Id=NotifyShareDir Name=NotifyShare
Component
The following yields two shortcuts. Both shortcuts open
CRC.ReportDesigner.exe which is not desired.
Component Id=ReportBinaryComponents
Guid=AE8E1085-2F1A-43ce-B167-7A4E4888AFA1
File Id=CRC.ReportDesigner.exe
Name=CRC.ReportDesigner.exe
Yes, advertised shortcuts point to the key path of the component they're in.
You are recommended, in the SDK documentation, to place EXEs in their own
component. Recall that versioning is only done based on the key path of the
component, so in your example if you modified CRC.TemplateImporter.exe
Hi all,
I am trying to set a property called SQLSERVER like below. What I am trying to
do is that I take registry value as its value if exist. If it doesn't exist, I
should take computername as default value. And user should be able to override
this value by specifying it in msiexec.exe's
Apologies but this is a bit of rant...
I have tried to submit code changes to WiX but no one seems to respond.
Here is what I have done:
- Applied for a assignment agreement, heard nothing...
- Applied for a assignment agreement, heard nothing...
- Applied for a assignment
Sorry, but I figured that I was referencing WiX v3 doc while I was modifying
WiX v2 file. I will resend question after I try proper syntax.
From: Sunghwa Jin
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 3:01 PM
To: 'WiX-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: Referencing other property as default value of a
Hi,
I'm using IIS 6.0 and in the Debugging Tab of application configuration I see
two options: Enable ASP server-side script debugging Enable ASP
client-side script debugging.
I know how to configure both in WIX (ClientDebugging = no ServerDebugging =
no), however, I haven't found how I can
Neil Sleightholm wrote:
WiX has made making installs much simpler for me and I have 2 clients
using it on my recommendation. I would really like to contribute to
the code but don't want to spend the time doing it if there is no way
of getting the code accepted (or rejected).
It's all a
Anders Ljusberg wrote:
I just ran into this same problem. However, since the old installation
allowed the users to change the value of ALLUSERS, I don't know which
value to use for the new installation. How do I find out which value
was used in the old installation?
The FindRelatedProducts
Pierson Lee (Volt) wrote:
Actually it isn't (which is strange)
It just means it's probably not related to the share. (Shares are
dropped as commit CAs.)
Check a verbose log around InstallValidate to make sure MSI is marking
the component to be removed and then around RemoveFolders to see
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